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Russia Reserves Right to Respond in Kind to Censuring Russian Media in West - Foreign Ministry
Russia Reserves Right to Respond in Kind to Censuring Russian Media in West - Foreign Ministry
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Moscow reserves the right to retaliate to the blocking of Telegram channels of Russian media in Western countries, said Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova.
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Moscow reserves the right to retaliate to the blocking of Telegram channels of Russian media in Western countries, said Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova."The countries of the so-called collective West continue systematically purging their information space from any unwanted information sources. As part of the ongoing repression campaign against the Russian media, nearly all European Union countries have blocked the Telegram channels of Russian media, such as RIA Novosti, Izvestiya, RT, Rossiyskaya Gazeta, Channel One, Rossiya 1, NTV, and the list is growing ... These and similar attacks on our media will not go unanswered. We reserve the right for symmetrical response measures," Zakharova said. Depriving residents of Western countries of the opportunity to independently form their own opinions about the events taking place in the world grossly violates the fundamental human rights to freedom of expression and is an act of censure, the spokeswoman added. Zakharova called on international organizations, such as the United Nations and UNESCO, as well as UNSECO chief Audrey Azoulay and OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media Jan Braathu to comment on the blocking of Russian media.
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Russia Reserves Right to Respond in Kind to Censuring Russian Media in West - Foreign Ministry
19:11 GMT 29.12.2024 (Updated: 04:11 GMT 30.12.2024) MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Moscow reserves the right to respond symmetrically to the blocking of Telegram channels of Russian media in Western countries, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on Sunday, describing the bans as a "systematic purge of the information space."
Moscow reserves the right to retaliate to the blocking of Telegram channels of Russian media in Western countries, said Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova.
"The countries of the so-called collective West continue systematically purging their information space from any unwanted information sources. As part of the ongoing repression campaign against
the Russian media, nearly all European Union countries have blocked the Telegram channels of Russian media, such as RIA Novosti, Izvestiya, RT, Rossiyskaya Gazeta, Channel One, Rossiya 1, NTV, and the list is growing ... These and similar attacks on our media will not go unanswered. We reserve the right for symmetrical response measures," Zakharova said.
21 September 2024, 03:56 GMT
Depriving residents of Western countries of the opportunity to independently form their own opinions about the events taking place in the world grossly violates the fundamental human rights to freedom of expression and is an act of censure, the spokeswoman added.
Zakharova called on international organizations, such as
the United Nations and UNESCO, as well as UNSECO chief Audrey Azoulay and OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media Jan Braathu to comment on the blocking of Russian media.
